Dude, either you are a genius, a savant or something that can't stop from tinkering or you have some serious ADD?
On that note hey check it out, I chopped my vstar exhaust today.
hey motorick...Im new to this process...
I was assuming they'd total the bike, write off what I owed (because I have gap insurance)...and just call it even.
Is this a wrong assumption? Advice greatly appreciated!
The first thing you have to determine is whether you owe more than the bike is worth. If so, then, yes, you'll have to call it "even".
But if you owe less than the bike was worth, then you really need to make sure you agree with what they say the FMV was. I can only warn you that your insurance company (anybody's insurance company) is going to try to get away with giving you as little as possible, and in most cases are open to negotiating a better deal for you if you can give them evidence that your bike was worth more at the time of loss than what they are offering you to settle minus things like deductibles. Since what they pay you after a total loss is based on fair market value, you have an opportunity to give them evidence of FMV that will probably be more than their original offer.
"This is how I show my love, I made it on my mind, I blame it on my A.D.D. baby"
HOLY SHIT! @ 1:42.
Jeb Corliss " Grinding The Crack" - YouTube
I guess you're safer than this guy
"This is how I show my love, I made it on my mind, I blame it on my A.D.D. baby"
Jeb Corliss " Grinding The Crack" - YouTube
I guess you're safer than this guy
"This is how I show my love, I made it on my mind, I blame it on my A.D.D. baby"
Jeb Corliss " Grinding The Crack" - YouTube
I guess you're safer than this guy
Soooooo what's going on Cambo
I went down on the highway to when a guy changed lanes...Just have to stick to the back roads more
Thinking about a 9?